classification.yml

# Subject and method classification, one entry per article.
#
# Terms must appear in vocabulary.yml; `pixi run validate` rejects anything
# else. This lives outside `articles/`, which is regenerated by
# `pixi run migrate`, so classifying an article is not undone by re-running the
# conversion.
#
# Assigned from measured term frequencies (`pixi run vocabulary`) and then read.
# The measurement proposes; it does not decide. In particular "rheology" scores
# on almost every article because viscosity is the standard worked example --
# it is only recorded where the article is *about* material behaviour.
#
# The subject axis is sparse, and that is the honest state: these eleven notes
# are about the machinery, not about an Earth process. It will fill out as the
# older science posts are migrated. An empty subject list is a valid answer and
# better than a decorative one.

ai-and-scientific-software-what-we-learned-rebuilding-underworld3:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

our-journey-from-underworld2-to-underworld3:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [symbolic-codegen, solvers, finite-elements]

how-underworld3-turns-sympy-into-c:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [symbolic-codegen, finite-elements, solvers]

mesh-variables-and-petsc-vectors-keeping-arrays-in-sync:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [finite-elements, meshing]

physical-units-in-computational-geodynamics:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [units-scaling, symbolic-codegen]

constitutive-models-in-symbolic-form:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [rheology]
  methods: [symbolic-codegen, solvers, finite-elements]

symbolic-time-derivatives-in-underworld3:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [time-integration, symbolic-codegen]

particles-in-underworld3:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [particles-swarms, meshing]

finding-particles-in-a-distributed-unstructured-mesh:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [particles-swarms, parallel-hpc, meshing]

new-features-of-the-surface-coupling-framework-in-underworld-2:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [surface-processes, tectonics-lithosphere]
  methods: [time-integration, benchmarks-validation]

underworld3-published-in-journal-of-open-source-software:
  article_type: release-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The migrated backlog, 2014-2025, oldest first.
#
# The subject axis is no longer empty. The note above was written when the
# corpus was eleven articles about the machinery; the older material is where
# the science is, and cratons, delamination, shear bands and convection have
# arrived with it. The method axis, by contrast, thins out: much of the backlog
# is installation and release news, which is about the software rather than
# about a technique, and an empty list is the honest answer there.
#
# `article_type` matters more here than anywhere else, because it governs which
# notes get a DOI. Rogue Scholar minted for everything it ingested, so several
# of the release notes and announcements below already carry one. That is not
# retrospectively fixable; the type recorded here is what the article IS, and
# the minting policy applies from now on.

the-dynamics-of-continental-accretion:
  article_type: worked-example
  subjects: [tectonics-lithosphere]
  methods: []

underworld-2:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

underworld-and-docker-part-1:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

underworld-and-docker-part-2:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

underworld2-workshop-at-cig-2016-meeting:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

shear-bands-with-dilatancy-modelled-with-underworld:
  article_type: worked-example
  subjects: [rheology]
  methods: []

untitled-2:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [units-scaling]

untitled:
  article_type: worked-example
  subjects: [tectonics-lithosphere, rheology]
  methods: []

craton-formation-and-the-onset-of-plate-tectonics:
  article_type: worked-example
  subjects: [tectonics-lithosphere, mantle-convection]
  methods: []

underworld-on-zenodo:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

alaska-moho-model-reproducible-research-with-containers:
  article_type: worked-example
  subjects: [tectonics-lithosphere]
  methods: []

viscoelasticity:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [rheology]
  methods: [time-integration, finite-elements]

underworld-release-2-8:
  article_type: release-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

adding-zotero-references-to-a-webpage:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

getting-started-60-seconds-to-underworld:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

joss-publication-underworld-2:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

underworld-2-9:
  article_type: release-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

underworld-low-fat-cloud:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

publication-news:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

# Republished from The Conversation, and about seismic noise rather than about
# Underworld. Kept because it is part of the record, classified as what it is.
australian-cities-are-quiet-during-lockdown-earthquake-scientists-are-making-the-most-of-it:
  article_type: commentary
  subjects: []
  methods: []

self-updating-repositories:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

covid-quiet-time:
  article_type: commentary
  subjects: []
  methods: []

stripy-2-0-released:
  article_type: release-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [meshing]

underworld-2-10:
  article_type: release-note
  subjects: []
  methods: []

here-comes-conda:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

getting-started-with-pull-requests:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

build-conda-packages:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

stress-recovery-in-underworld:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [finite-elements, particles-swarms]

scaling-in-underworld:
  article_type: benchmark
  subjects: []
  methods: [parallel-hpc, benchmarks-validation]

how-to-install-underworld-on-mac-osx-big-sur-apple-silicon-m1:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

2-11-scaling:
  article_type: benchmark
  subjects: []
  methods: [parallel-hpc, benchmarks-validation]

free-surface-in-underworld:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [surface-processes]
  methods: [finite-elements, solvers]

setting-up-underworld-dependencies:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

using-python-virtual-environment-for-underworld-development:
  article_type: how-to
  subjects: []
  methods: []

uwgeodynamics-and-underworld-merge:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

ismip-hom-benchmark-experiments-using-underworld:
  article_type: benchmark
  subjects: []
  methods: [benchmarks-validation, finite-elements, solvers]

compressible-convection-in-cartesian-coordinates-in-underworld3:
  article_type: benchmark
  subjects: [mantle-convection]
  methods: [benchmarks-validation, finite-elements]

# Reclassified from commentary. It is a history of how this codebase came to
# be what it is, written by the person who wrote the first version of it -- a
# development note in the most literal sense, and load-bearing enough to
# deserve an archival rendition. "Commentary" is reserved for pieces
# republished from elsewhere, which have a publisher of their own.
30-years-of-citcom-ellipsis-and-underworld:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: [mantle-convection]
  methods: [finite-elements, particles-swarms]

underworld3-come-and-get-it:
  article_type: development-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [finite-elements, particles-swarms, symbolic-codegen]

underworld-and-singularity:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [parallel-hpc, benchmarks-validation]

perth-youre-invited-to-the-underworld-geodynamic-modelling-workshop:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

how-many-processors-should-we-use-to-solve-problem-x:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [parallel-hpc, benchmarks-validation]

running-underworld-in-a-browser:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: []
  methods: [parallel-hpc]

moving-the-mesh-without-remaking-it:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [mantle-convection, earthquakes-faults]
  methods: [meshing, solvers, parallel-hpc]

introducing-the-technical-notes:
  article_type: news
  subjects: []
  methods: []

setting-up-full-multigrid:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [mantle-convection]
  methods: [solvers, meshing, parallel-hpc]
boundary-conditions-on-non-planar-boundaries:
  article_type: technical-note
  subjects: [surface-processes]
  methods: [solvers, finite-elements, meshing]